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Gold, which is the ultimate safe haven, has benefitted from the situation in the US. Photo Pixabay

Rand, dollar’s steady climb as Trump wanes in popularity

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Traders add to SA rate-cut bets after inflation cools - but some economists unconvinced

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Civil unrest ranks as the biggest concern for more than 50% of company respondents globally, reflecting the fact that incidents are increasing and lasting for longer. Photo Pexels

Soaring civil unrest, protests concern companies and insurers

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FUNDAMENTALS: Bank of Namibia (BoN) governor Johannes !Gawaxab is seen seated next to Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority CEO Kenneth Matomola while Standard Bank CEO Erwin Tjipuka and BoN director for banking supervision, Romeo Nel look on during a consultative meeting.

Bank of Namibia and Namfisa to launch 2025 Financial Stability Report

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The US competition and consumer watchdog alleges that Meta, which already owned Facebook, bought Instagram in 2012 and WhatsApp in 2014 to eliminate competition, effectively giving itself a monopoly. Photo Pexels

Company News in Brief

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President Nangolo Mbumba at the controls of the new Anixas II power station in Walvis Bay.Photo NamPower

Boost for Namibia’s energy infrastructure

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INCLUSIVENESS: China will work with the international community to uphold true multilateralism, jointly oppose all forms of unilateralism and protectionism, its ambassador to Namibia, Zhao Weiping has promised.

Snuffing out others’ candles does not bring light to oneself

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Lead fragments have been found in vultures in Namibia. Photo VULTURES NAMIBIA

Lead found in vultures matters to hunting sector (AGRIMONITOR)

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Gerold Dreyer - NIPDB Consultant for Market Access and Export Promotion addressing representatives of MSMEs at the Hyphen Local Content Roadshow in Lüderitz. Photo Otis Daniels

Small businesses urged to work and grow together

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Consumers around the world are already choosing to redirect their spending away from US products, expressing their anger at the Trump administration’s stance on trade. Photo Pexels / Julius Silver

Trump’s trade war will hurt everyone

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FLOODED: Houses at the outskirts of Outapi in Omusati region are flooded.

Efundja: Blessing and a curse

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IDEAS: Top regulators and industry leaders gather at the Bank of Namibia’s Roundtable to craft innovative policies for a thriving, future-ready economy.

Financial enterprises meet to discuss smart reforms

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